Ed williams

I suppose in the simplest way I can say anything about the movie, the special effects, story and acting were fine, It just had no soul, no great moments, no hair standing up on the back of your neck as they play the theme song slow, no tributes to a series of movies that spanned decades and made the imaginations of countless people run wild. I did not leave the movie theater feeling I’d seen a great movie, honestly I didn’t even feel that I’d seen a star wars movie, it was very strange.

I searched reviews for this game and I’m quite displeased with what I’ve found compared to my experience for the past four days, I’m rather dismayed with game reviewers these days, it seems they’re all looking for a game made for them and them alone, if it doesn’t fit in their box of a great game then it’s cast aside, getting to Skyforge I’d say simply the graphics are well done, the world is thoughtful and original, the charters all with different levels of effort put into their part in the game go from well versed to laughable dialog, the game play is fun and penetrates the surface fairly well, customization of your character is deep enough, the classes I think there are 12, I’ve played three, are varied in their uses and abilities, the game comes with some issues but any tested gamer can work through them with some ease, honestly I feel this game is worth a play, give it sometime and you might find it as enjoyable as I am, I’ve been playing video games since the 80’s so I know a thing or two, as for you big critics out there try a little positivity.